Salem area social notes highlight frequent Sunday visits
Mr and Mrs Jay Long and children of Carey visited the Henry Roszman family Sunday afternoon. Multiple families from Carey Lovell and nearby towns hosted dinners and gatherings with relatives including Kummerer, Lortz, Kimmel, Haadi, Fleck, McBeth, Orlans, Ball, and Arnold. Nearby trips and hunting were shared among guests from Adrian Upper Sandusky and surrounding areas.
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Jay Long
Carey
Henry Roszman
U A McBeth
Patricia Ann
Henry Fleck
Fleck
Dorothy
It A. McBeth
Baby
Davidson Homestead
Emmet Orlans
Mary Louise
Carl Ball
Vincent Arnold
Upper Sandusky
Charles Orlans
Mary Lorai
Local social notes span Findlay to Columbus events
Mrs Loren Pratt shopped in Findlay last Thursday while Mr and Mrs G W Snook visited the city last Saturday. The Vanlue W C U ladies meet with Mrs E L Swihart Tuesday. George Mains from Cleveland stayed with cousin Mrs Harry Hammond last week. Mrs S Crawford visited relatives in Bellefontaine. The football team’s spirits rise after one loss this season. Gust Summit and family from Carey guests of relatives Sunday. Ruby Criger and children and Miss Alice Range ler were in Findlay last Saturday. Harold Ravelin of Elyria joined Friday supper with the Swiharts and Crigers. P B Hendricks family and Luther Haines’ group visited in Springfield Sunday. Miss Lorain Moore and Ruth Wilhaimson attended the football game at Weenn Ohio State and Illinois. Mr and Mrs WEO Sausser, Rosellen, David, and Helen Houser will visit Wayne Crawford’s. Hiendricks and son Alfred are noted as top coon hunters, claiming eight coons in minutes with four opos sums and a skunk. Mrs S Walters, Oza Simon, John Hendricks, and Nancy Burnap attended the Eastern Star lodge in Carey Friday evening.
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Michael Wenzinger
George Lortz
Ralph
Adrian
Leo Hoepf
Ruth Kimmel
Wyandot County Fair
Food Club
Columbus
Miss Kimmel
St. Joseph’s Altar Society
Charles Orians
Vincent Arnold
Upper Sandusky
Jennie McElhinny
Raymond Weaver
Henrietta Weaver
Mather Lawrence
Carey
Ralph Mundy
Henry Roszman
Bert Smith
Delcie
Forest of Carey
Albert Kummerer
Anna Kentfield
Blanche of Lovell
Frofft
Lick Run
Granville Hunter
Earl Mutter
Berniece
Carl Bruce
Margaret
Adora Hunter
Roy
Kammel Andsors
Rolle
Iamy
Ruth
Hattie John Kertz
Kottie Lortz
Loren Pratt
Findlay
G. W. Snook
Vanlue W.C . U
E. L. Swihart
George Mains
Cleveland
Harry Hammond
Gust Summit
Summit
Ruby Criger
June
Tom
Alice Rangeler
Harold Ravelin
Elyria
L. Swihart
Lorain Moore
Ruth Wilhaimson
Ween
Ohio State
Illinois
Wis
EO Sausser
Rosellen
Osen David
Helen Houser
Mro
Wayne Crawford
Thresey
Harey
Hiendricks
Alfred
Ninhuts
Walters
Oza Simon
John Hendricks
Nancy Burnap
Eastern Star Lodge
Mya
Lillie England
Martha
Dwight Myers
Grover Bakies
Ernest Fox
E. A. Baughman
Rachel Wright
Luella
Geo. Baughman
Orville Lee
Harold
Jerry Wohlgamuth
Scott Tong
Roscoe Ward
O C Rickle
Erma Pauley
W. H. Rickle
Laird
Beech Grove
Lloyd Ward
Howard Kennerley
Ohio State Ilinois
Lewis Lee
Near Vanlue
Floyd Shaffer
McCormick Fourth Roll Huskers Triumph Mention
Trubey and Grine are noted with a good second hand McCormick four roll husker for a game. tf.
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McCormick
Trubey & Grine
Wharton and Dayton Notices Flash Local Life
Grace Bolton Wharton weekend in Dayton. High school visitor Ida Schade Monday. Marriage of Helen Corbin and Merle Roland recent. Marion Risley visiting parents for Thanksgiving. Mrs Henry Van Buren visiting daughter Mabel. Mae Lee to spend Thanksgiving with mother and sister. Basketball score Sycamore 16 Wharton 7. Leonard McEvoy visiting Cincinnati. Mary Opp Hazel Henberger weekend in Marion. Home Economics Thanksgiving dinner held Tuesday at eight. Jacob Falk diabetic staying with daughter Gertrude in Marion. Senior Class signed with Wabash Lyceum Bureau for three musical numbers and Harry Kleckner lecture. Season ticket prices Adults 1.50, high school 1.00, children 0.75. Contacts: Ray Pehnoel Lisworth Southward Marion Risley Crystal Gibson Reva Moser Mary Opp Grace Henberger Louetta Bristoll. First selection The Old Kentucky Jubilee Quartet. Wedding anniversaries list by number and material.
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Helen Corbin
Merle Roland
Marion Risley
Henry van Buren
Mabel
Jacob Falk
Marion
Gertrude
Wabash Lyceum Bureau, Inc
Harry Kleckner
Orosee
Ray Pehnoel
Lisworth Southward
Crystal Gibson
Reva Moser
Mary Opp
Grace Henberger
Louetta Bristoll
Old Kentucky
Beebe School District Social Notes Include Local Visits
Beebe School District social notes record Margaret and Estella Kessler spending Sunday with Miss Ruth Klopp, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Yost and family with the Jacobs Kessler, and other Sunday visits. Mr. and Mrs Christ Hucke visited John Fleck. Allen Vaughn hosted the Yosts and families. J A Vaughn hosted Mr and Mrs Allen Vaughn. John Davidson and others appear in the fragment.
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Margaret
Estella Kessler
Ruth Kloppfer
M. C. Yost
Jacob Kessler
Christ Hucke
John Fleck
Rural India Relies Heavily on Agriculture as Industry Lags
A study shows only 10 percent of India's 819 million population is supported by industry while 73 percent rely on farming and pastoral work. Child marriage is decreasing rapidly as the population grows 1.2 percent over the past decade.
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India
Community visitors and gatherings in Royal Fort area
A Sunday through Monday social circuit features visits to the Ernest Fox home by Pete Aurand family and others, dinners with Fox and Baughman households, quilting at E A Baughman, and multiple groups from Carey Wharton Findlay and Berwick sharing meals and hospitality. Radio music marked the evenings.
Beech Grove Social Notes and Church Schedule
Beech Grove residents attended multiple visits with neighbors including Mrs O C Rickle and Mrs Daniel Rickle. Sunday school is set for 9 30 with preaching after. Local youths Lloyd Ward and Howard Kennerley went to the Ohio State Illinois game in Columbus.
Seneca on true joy and brave resolve
The philosopher Seneca argues that true happiness lies in serene sober motion rather than outward laughter. He states cheerful people are not rejoicing, while inner resolution of a brave mind facing fortune offers genuine contentment.
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Seneca
Sunflowers Reduce Marsh Fever In Lowland Cultivation
Sunflowers grown in lowland areas with marshy conditions reportedly suppress fever in those regions. The plant’s cultivation corresponds to near elimination of marsh fever where soils favor sunflower growth.
Raphael's First Great Work from 1803 Coronation Scene
Raphael painted his first great picture in 1803 at age twenty The Coronation of the Most Holy Virgin The celebrated canvas is now housed in the Vatican picture gallery
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Raphael
Vatican
Community notes from McCutchenville gather for weekend visits and events
Mrs Anna Miller nears bungalow completion as local tradesmen stay busy. Howard Bland works with winter meat for farmers. Wayne spends weekend with the DeTray family. Clarke and Clarke visit Burgoyne. Lertz family to spend Thanksgiving with the Weiningers. Wenner and Mullhalard families host. Weininger kin visit from Iffin. Howard Allen and Doll families dine with St. Mights. Edwin Shireman of Tampa expected home soon. Philathea and Baraca classes met with 50 attendees to plan a bake sale at Upper Sandusky. R Bell reports on the state convention at Fortsmouth. Refreshments provided by local residents.
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J. F. Weininger
Iffin
R. J. Weininger
Howard Allen
Harold Doll
Fostoria
W. St. Might
Edwin Shireman
Roberts Supply Co
Tampa
Fla
Frank Gier
Karl Yambert
R. Klingerman
Bloom & Bloom Acquire Restaurant in Fostoria
Bloom and Bloom, once owners of a local restaurant, have purchased a new eatery in Fostoria. The Carey Times wants ads to help you clean house.
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Bloom & Bloom
Fostoria
The
Carey Times
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